Would this be big enough to push an 8 year old around Disney? (62 lbs/50") We don't use a stroller for him normally, but Disney is an exception. :)
38298
This is the largest stroller I could find (after extensive shopping and research). So if ANY stroller could hold an 8 year old this one should. I can't image that anyone would design a stroller for an 8 year old though (other than for a disabled child). My very tall 3 1/2 year old (42") probably only has another 6-12 months to fit without looking ridiculous. He DOES have some disabilities so we're looking at the Maclaren Major or Special Tomato EIO next.
82116
Yes it would be perfect for a four year old. We bought it for our year and a half old daughter and she can push it at the lowest setting but our tall three year old son uses it all the time at the medium handle setting. The handle can get taller still. It's a nice sized stroller. Not like a cheap little umbrella one at all.
589378
Probably, it is light. I gave it to a 1-year-old, just beginning to walk, and it was just right. I would think an older child would want a sturdier stroller.
138941
I've used it for my daughter from 8 or 9 months to now and she is just over 2 years old. I plan on continuing to use it for her. She likes the stroller.
594945
Yes I think this would be too small. We love this for airport travel b/c it is so light and compact. Also I can easily manage it in and out of the trunk for quick errands around town. However, our guy is a smaller 2year old and just under 30lbs. I find there is ample room in the seat for him, but not enough length in the straps to accommodate much more growth. Don't have any other suggestions. This is a stable stroller with great wheels - for the price I could not be happier.
1687666
I would imagine it is not the lightest stroller out there, but I always carry my two toddlers in it (45 to 50 pounds). In my humble opinion the pros outweigh the cons of this stroller, but it is certainly not feather light. I would advice the makers to make a version out of lighter metal, but that would certainly affect the price tag. For this price, best stroller out there. It is better then even some more expensive, top brands out there (I know. Because I also own a Peg-perego.
2075250
I am sorry I do not know the height for the stroller. I purchased it for my 2 year old grandaughter. She is extremely petite. It was a little tall for her but I think it would be fine for a 2 year old. She really loves it. She takes it everywhere.
1752035
My dog is 27lbs and fits nicely in this stroller. Honestly, I think a 50lb dog would be too large. They may fit in, but I wouldn't think it would be comfortable for them. I would go with a larger option.
245985
I would not use it w an infant below 3-4 months depending on the baby. Bought it when my son was 8 months old and it's a great quick or travel stroller.
2043485
I wouldn't think so. I have a 25 lb 2-year old and a 13 lb 4 month old and I'm planning on using it until they are old enough to refuse to sit in it anymore. It's built really well and very sturdy, I don't think 50 lbs is an accurate limit for it. I've been using it for a couple of months and absolutely love it. Steering is really easy and although it's a bit tight in some, I haven't found a doorway I couldn't fit through with it yet. When I lift the stroller to go up on a curb it's just heavier to lift on the side my 2 year old is on, but it doesn't make a difference for steering or normal use. Sorry I don't know a definite answer on the weight limit, but I hope that this helps! I wouldn't think so. I have a 25 lb 2-year old and a 13 lb 4 month old and I'm planning on using it until they are old enough to refuse to sit in it anymore. It's built really well and very sturdy, I don't think 50 lbs is an accurate limit for it. I've been using it for a couple of months and absolutely love it. Steering is really easy and although it's a bit tight in some, I haven't found a doorway I couldn't fit through with it yet. When I lift the stroller to go up on a curb it's just heavier to lift on the side my 2 year old is on, but it doesn't make a difference for steering or normal... » Read More I wouldn't think so. I have a 25 lb 2-year old and a 13 lb 4 month old and I'm planning on using it until they are old enough to refuse to sit in it anymore. It's built really well and very sturdy, I don't think 50 lbs is an accurate limit for it. I've been using it for a couple of months and absolutely love it. Steering is really easy and although it's a bit tight in some, I haven't found a doorway I couldn't fit through with it yet. When I lift the stroller to go up on a curb it's just heavier to lift on the side my 2 year old is on, but it doesn't make a difference for steering or normal use. Sorry I don't know a definite answer on the weight limit, but I hope that this helps! « Show Less
42204
Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller.
1257425
I don't know about that stroller specifically, but we did use it for a Maclaren twin, which is probably at least 20 lbs. The bigger issue will probably be the size of it and if you'll need to get through the door. We ultimately returned this because the stroller itself was so bulky.
1929505
You should not put a child in it, however, our very early walker (couldn't walk alone yet) did great with it. It's sturdy, and if you worry, just fill it with books or toys to weigh it down and it will go slower.
253752
No, she won't be too short. I bought it for my 2 year old last Christmas and she could push it just fine. She is 36" now and almost 3. Great quality stroller, would highly recommend.
209151
Well we bought this stroller because we have a 7years old son and he is 4'3" tall and weight 52. I know that he is a big kid already to sit in the stroller but he is excited for his new baby brother and when we travel and go to disney parks he get tired to walk...and instead to spend money every time we went...we invest in the stroller for the new baby. The stroller max weight is 75...mi son sitting the head show off but he don't bother that and when he sleep the legs of course...but still he like because he can rest. I hope this answer help you. The stroller my husband call it the Mercedes Benz of the strollers...is very light when you ride it but I little heavy close but like he said we are not planning to do a marathon lifting the stroller close ;)
1646825
I just used it for my 35lb 5 year old boy at Disney and it worked great. It was a lifesaver when he was tired and I also strolled by 8 year old when he needed a break. It held up great and was easy to transport to and from the park.
1975956
I would recommend a different stroller for use other than just around the block. (Zoo, museum...etc) our Joovy will not fit in the back of our Ford Freestyle even when collapsed. Check out toddler stand-on additions to other more maneuverable strollers. This one is very sturdy and fits a variety of ages and stages, but is quite bulky and difficult to push. I often just carried my youngest twin in a Bjorn carrier and pushed my other two in a more simple stroller. (Like an umbrella stroller.) I have a 3 yo and twin 1yo.